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Batch Modification of Ranges (Optimization)
Hello,
I want to populate a large number of Cells in a workbook that are not contiguous and on different worksheetsof a workbook. If they are on the same sheet and contigous I can populate them using an array in a single call which is faster. Is there an efficient way if the cells are on different Worksheets and not contigous? I can do it sheet by sheet by again can it be done in a single batch call per worksheet? Tks & Regds Gap |
Batch Modification of Ranges (Optimization)
Since a worksheet is a container for range objects a range can not span more
than one worksheet. So you will have to go one sheet at a time. You can however do non contiguious ranges. Take a look at the union function. It is about the easiest way to create these. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Gap" wrote: Hello, I want to populate a large number of Cells in a workbook that are not contiguous and on different worksheetsof a workbook. If they are on the same sheet and contigous I can populate them using an array in a single call which is faster. Is there an efficient way if the cells are on different Worksheets and not contigous? I can do it sheet by sheet by again can it be done in a single batch call per worksheet? Tks & Regds Gap |
Batch Modification of Ranges (Optimization)
Hello Jim,
Union will help me create the Range but how to populate the resulting range with values? Tks & Regds Gap |
Batch Modification of Ranges (Optimization)
That depends on what you want to populate the range with. Is it all one
formula or value. Or are there different formulas and values. I need more infor on exactly what the intention is here. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Gap" wrote: Hello Jim, Union will help me create the Range but how to populate the resulting range with values? Tks & Regds Gap |
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